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About deanpeters/user-story-splitting

deanpeters/user-story-splitting
Break down large stories using 8 proven splitting patterns
user-story-splitting is a skill that breaks a large user story, epic or feature into smaller stories that can each be delivered independently. It uses systematic splitting patterns, and the listing describes eight of them. The goal is to make work manageable, reduce risk, shorten feedback cycles and keep work flowing in agile development. The skill applies to any work too large for a single sprint. It is useful when a story is too big to estimate or finish, when you want proven split patterns instead of splitting by component, and when each slice has to remain independently valuable and releasable. Example requests include a story that is too big for a sprint where splitting by frontend and backend does not work, and backlog items that keep carrying over from sprint to sprint. You pass the story or epic to split as the argument. The estimated time is 15 to 25 minutes, and the skill sits in the PM artifacts theme of the product-manager-skills repository on GitHub.
- Price
- Free
- Made by
- deanpeters
- Category
- AI Skills
- Website
- github.com/deanpeters/product-manager-skills/user-story-splitting

